SA Business
Zimbabwe is indebted to SAA and other international airlines, close to R2.8 billion owed
Zimbabwe owes a number of airlines close to R2.8 billion. Airlines affected include the South African Airways, Airlink as well as international airline Emirates
SA Federation of Trade Unions berates decision by PetroSA to retrench about 1k workers
PetroSA plans to lay off about 850 workers – a move which trade union, Saftu, has slammed. PetroSA cited a lack of gas reserves and general economic constraints
Scammers pretend to be Takealot, get people on Facebook to pay to enter a competition
Scammers pretended to be Takealot in order to fraud unsuspecting people out of their money. Takealot reacted to the news by saying people must inform them.
Airlink plane crashes into large bird on the way to Limpopo, propeller blade snaps off
A plane was almost taken out by a bird on landing in Limpopo. People are amazed, questioning the size of the bird that took off a propeller and broke a window.
Shell's seismic ship on course to leave SA waters after court loss: "Good riddance"
The seismic ship owned by oil and gas company Shell will no longer explore the Eastern Cape coastline, for now. A court has temporarily halted the activity.
South Africans relieved by fuel price drop, but many feel taxes are too high
The decrease in the petrol price has relieved some South Africans, but many people are upset by how many taxes and levies are included in the fuel prices.
Make driver's licences valid for 10 years, says Outa following reports of severe backlog in traffic department
Outa believes that issues facing traffic departments need to be urgently addressed by conducting a complete overhaul of the current system to make it efficient.
Australia to SA flights back on in 2022 says Qantas after 21 months, 1st flight lands today
Qantas has resumed its commercial passenger flights between South Africa and Australia, starting with a flight landing at OR Tambo International Airport today.
South Africans think the fuel price dropping is merely a distraction from Parliament fire
The price of petrol and diesel is set to drop on Wednesday, 5 January, 2022; however, South Africans feel that the fuel prices will eventually increase again.
SA Business
Load more